Planned Electrical Outage Notice: Some customers in the area of Cedar Street and East Boundary may experience a temporary electrical outage beginning at 9:00 a.m. on Friday, May 15, 2026. The outage is expected to last approximately 4 hours and is necessary to allow crews to replace a utility pole in the area.
The survey deadline is TOMORROW, May 15th! We’ve received 159 responses so far, and we’re hoping to reach our goal of at least 250 responses before the deadline. If you haven’t completed it yet, please take a few minutes to share your feedback. Your input is important and helps guide future decisions for our community. Help us spread the word by sharing this post and encouraging others in the community to participate. Thank you to everyone who has already taken the time to respond! https://forms.cityofperryok.com/opinion
WATER PROJECT UPDATE:
Crews are currently working on Fir Street between 5th and 8th as part of the ongoing water project improvements.
Once work on Fir is completed, crews plan to transition to Elm Street, beginning at 7th Street and working westward.
Residents in these areas may experience temporary water interruptions or low water pressure while work is underway.
Please use caution around workers and equipment and expect possible traffic disruptions. Thank you for your patience and cooperation as these important infrastructure improvements continue.
Two roll-offs will be located inside the Perry city limits:
• South side of the Armory — 309 N. 14th
• 400 Kaw — empty lot at 4th & Kaw
Three additional roll-offs will be located outside the city limits:
• 104 E. Fir
• Noble County Fairgrounds — 1 Ivanhoe
• District 3 Shop — 419 S. Boundary
In order for the cleanup program to run smoothly, please do not overfill the roll-off dumpsters. If a roll-off is full, please choose another location with available space. Thank you for helping keep Noble County clean! This cleanup program is funded through grant dollars awarded to Noble County and is not funded by local tax revenue.
Reminder: Don’t forget to take the Annual Survey! Your feedback helps guide future projects, services, and improvements for our community. We want to hear from you! https://forms.cityofperryok.com/opinion
After a memorable celebration, the legacy lives on. Congratulations to the Kumback Cafe on 100 years! You help make Oklahoma a great place to live, and we’re proud you call Perry home. https://kfor.com/video/the-kumback-lunch-celebrates-100-years-in-perry/11754625
We’re thrilled that Perry is one of just four Oklahoma cities set to welcome a new Amazon facility soon! With a population of only 5,000, we’re truly “punching above our weight,” as Lt. Governor Matt Pinnell has stated when talking about Perry.
For perspective the other 3 cities are:
• Broken Arrow: 100,000 residents
• McAlester: 18,000 residents
• Weatherford: 12,000 residents
The new facility is being constructed just west of BMAC and Crownline Arena, right off I-35. Perry might be the smallest in size but what a big impact for our community and for Oklahoma. Exciting times are ahead—stay tuned for all the amazing things coming our way, its only the beginning!
The lights around the downtown square will remain flashing throughout the weekend for the Perry Chamber of Commerce SpringFest event.
Our annual resident opinion survey is now open! If you live in Perry, we’d love for you to participate! Over 400 residents participated in last year’s survey—we’d love to hear from even more of you this year!
- Takes just 5 minutes.
- Easy to complete on your phone or computer.
- Available until May 15th.
Your feedback helps guide decisions that impact the entire community.
Thank you for taking the time to share your input! https://forms.cityofperryok.com/opinion
Let’s make a day of cleaning up our neighborhoods before the SpringFest Car Show rolls in next weekend!
IMPORTANT: Make sure all loose trash is bagged for easy removal, whether it is being hauled to the Street Department or picked up at your home.
The pickup list is intended only for residents who have difficulty hauling items themselves.
Storm Siren Test Notice:
The Fire Department has installed a new storm siren and will be conducting a test today. Under normal circumstances, storm sirens are not tested during overcast conditions or when there is a chance of severe weather. However, testing the new siren is essential to ensure proper operation. Please be advised that storm sirens will sound at approximately 12:00 PM (noon) on Friday, April 17, 2026 as part of this test.
WATER PROJECT UPDATE as of 4/16/2026:
